I would like a winecooler for our covered patio. What is the ambient temperature this cooler must be kept at? I live in So Cal so temps dont vary much
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This wine cooler has 2 sections and both can be set at different temperatures. The temperatures can be controlled by the owner and can be set between 49 degrees to 60 degrees.
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I keep this wine cooler inside at temperatures anywhere from 65-75F and I keep the two zones at 61F for red wines and 48F for white wines. However when the humidity gets high ( we use this cooler in Florida) the front glass on the white wine section has a tendency to sweat.Hope this helps.
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I keep this wine cooler inside at temperatures anywhere from 65-75F and I keep the two zones at 61F for red wines and 48F for white wines. However when the humidity gets high ( we use this cooler in Florida) the front glass on the white wine section has a tendency to sweat. Hope this helps.
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We're currently in the process of a remodel and the cooler has yet to be put to use...Sorry not much help.
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The shelves are not adjustable. I can only fit in between 24 to 28 bottles and it does a very good job of keeping those at the temp I want. I like the unit but if I had to do it over I would have chosen to buy one specifically made for outdoor use, ours is on our patio. You can find out a lot about the unit by Googling edgestar 34 bottle freestanding dual zone wine cooler.
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It does work like a refrigerator with temperature to be set by the user. Normally wines are stored at around 50 - 60 degrees F. It should work in a 90 degree garage but you ought to check with the manufacturer or wine merchant about wine refrigerators in general just to make sure.
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It cools down till about 15-20 C degrees lower than the temperature outside. so... if you keep it in hot environment it will not cool at all... For example if outside is 40 C so inside of your cooler you will have ]20C! not so cool.... so it depends. I use it when I travel and the temperature is always cool 10C or lower.
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Hello - there are 2 temperature zones, one for red and one for white (top and bottom). You can set both independently, using a range of temperatures to select what you prefer for each kind of wine. It's a terrific wine cooler.
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Not sure. I live in Georgia where its hot and humid. The cooler stay out on the deck most of the summer. I stored it in a shed over the winter mainly to keep the leaves from collecting around it. It's in great shape and back on the deck.
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I would contact the manufacturer to find out. Barring that, looking at my unit, it would seem fine. Making sure there is plenty of circulation. I have another wine cooler from Wine Enthusiast and it's pretty much the same concept. Basically just make sure there is room for it to get circulation and clean the fans just as you would with one that is not enclosed. Hope that helps you.
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I keep my fan outdoors on a covered patio. I seldom turn it off in hot weather. My neighbor also has several of these fans on his patio. No problems so far.
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It has two digital tthermometers, as it has two cooling zones. For your white wines you can set the temperature in 1 degree units from 48-64 degees and for the reds the temperature can be set from 51- 64 degrees. I have not verified how accurate the temperatures are as I use the unit as a modified humidifier for my cigars. Since I need the temperature at 70 degrees I purchased a Johnson Controls thermostat that plugs into the cooler to control the internal temperature.
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The temp inside will depend on the temp outside. If it is in your house, and your room is 75 degrees, then the cooler should be a cool 45 degrees or so. If you put it where the ambient temp is 60 or below, then it should get cold.
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I really don't know the answer to that because I just use it for wine and I have it on 48 degrees all the time. If I had to venture a guess, I would say no because it is a wine cooler. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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I've been using this model in LA for almost 10 years in my bedroom and can't live without it during the super hot days, like now. Just remember that it's not an AC. It will not chill the air and you cannot set the temperature. Also, keep a window open because it does put a little moisture in the air, but not a lot, and it will build up in a closed room. You put cold water and ice in the side chute and the air is cooled as it goes out into the room. It's best used in a small area or if used in a larger room aimed at the area where you're sitting/sleeping. My bedroom temperature drops 10-15 degrees cooler than the rest of my apt. when it's in use. It's been running now for more than a week straight with no problems. I hope this helps.
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I always keep mine in a cool place. My cellar is about 45-55 degrees. Never had a problem. I keep it is a closed container. Hope this helps.
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The cooler has fans inside the unit. This is why the temp read-out will show a slight fluctuation in temperature for a few seconds (the fans intermittently will engage and create a breeze and shut off after brief moment) . The wine cooler has performed well for me during the past 6 months. Nothing is perfect. -- For the money ... this is a good purchase :-).
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Hi Crystal --I love my cooler I have a very small office with no windows or ventilation and it keeps the room nice aand cool. If it's real hot I put ice in it. I've had it for two years and find it great. No problems No problems
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There is a 2" wire on the top left side that measures the ambient temperature and I would suggest you bend it upward for the most accurate reading. However, the wire will lean (or be pressed against any wall board or other covering and could possibly account for temperature errors. I found the upward position to be more precise when calibrated with another thermometer in my wine room. Placement of this device will also affect cooling and heating cycles within a room. I want my wine barrels between 60-65 degrees so the the thermo is placed on the side of the room with 3 wine barrels. My bottled wine is less of a concern in this matter and therefore sits about 10 feet away from the thermo. There is a 2" wire on the top left side that measures the ambient temperature and I would suggest you bend it upward for the most accurate reading. However, the wire will lean (or be pressed against any wall board or other covering and could possibly account for temperature errors. I found the upward position to be more precise when calibrated with another thermometer in my wine room. Placement of this device will also affect cooling and heating cycles within a room. I want my wine barrels between 60-65 degrees so the the thermo is placed on the side of the room with 3 wine barrels. My... » Read More There is a 2" wire on the top left side that measures the ambient temperature and I would suggest you bend it upward for the most accurate reading. However, the wire will lean (or be pressed against any wall board or other covering and could possibly account for temperature errors. I found the upward position to be more precise when calibrated with another thermometer in my wine room. Placement of this device will also affect cooling and heating cycles within a room. I want my wine barrels between 60-65 degrees so the the thermo is placed on the side of the room with 3 wine barrels. My bottled wine is less of a concern in this matter and therefore sits about 10 feet away from the thermo. « Show Less
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According to the specifications listed on the unit's web page (http://www.allavino.com/wine-refrigerators/winecooler4059/MWR-541-BL-C.shtml), the ambient temperature range for the unit is 45-80°F. So no, I would not advise placing the unit into a garage that heats up to 90 degrees.